consultation
and planning

The Examination of our application has now closed.
All documents are still available on
the PINS website here.

consultation and planning
 
 


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2024 news

Our first job opportunity announced
Our first job opportunity announced

12th July 2024

We have an early opportunity to offer the first new job created by our project and are now recruiting for...

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Satisfactory Consent confirmed
Satisfactory Consent confirmed

9th July 2024

Fenland District Council’s application for permission to judicially review the Secretary of State’s decision to make the Medworth Energy from...

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Environment Agency Issues Environmental Permit
Environment Agency Issues Environmental Permit

29th May 2024

The Environment Agency have approved and issued the Environmental Permit for Medworth CHP Limited to operate their EfW CHP Facility...

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MVV Secures Development Consent for Medworth Project
MVV Secures Development Consent for Medworth Project

21st February 2024

The Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero has announced (on Tuesday, 20th February) that Medworth CHP Ltd...

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a selection of frequently asked questions

   

what happens next?

 
We are developing the proposals for this project and it is especially important that we seek the views of local people and local councils. Our history as a public utilities company in Germany endures in our approach to new developments and we understand how important local people are to any new project. 
 
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what is the project?

 
MVV are proposing a new, state of the art, energy from waste combined heat and power facility (EfW CHP), to be built on the existing waste management site on the Algores Way industrial estate. Given its location, we have adopted the name “Medworth” after the ward in which the site sits.
 
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why Medworth / Wisbech?

 
The proposed site is in the Medworth ward of Fenland District Council. Some of the non-recyclable waste from the east of England region is currently exported to continental Europe where it is used as fuel in Energy from Waste facilities. 
 
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who are MVV?

 
MVV Environment is part of the MVV Energie group of companies, providing sustainable and efficient solutions for waste-fired energy generation to publicly and privately-owned waste disposal companies as well as to Local Authorities.
 
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what happens next?

 
We are developing the proposals for this project and it is especially important that we seek the views of local people and local councils. Our history as a public utilities company in Germany endures in our approach to new developments and we understand how important local people are to any new project. 
 
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what is the project?

 
MVV are proposing a new, state of the art, energy from waste combined heat and power facility (EfW CHP), to be built on the existing waste management site on the Algores Way industrial estate. Given its location, we have adopted the name “Medworth” after the ward in which the site sits.
 
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energy from waste
energy from waste

Treating non-recyclable waste as a resource by diverting it from landfill and using it as a fuel.

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documents
documents

The document download area enables you to stay abreast of the project development.

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get in touch
get in touch

Please email us on medworth@mvvuk.co.uk or complete the online form.

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